Disable Variable Product Price Range

Please suggest ways to hide the price range .

Any css code, anything at all. Thanks for your time.

I have few more queries:
2. I do not need ‘Compare’ button on my website. where can I remove it from?
3. From the Single product page, I want to hide home->category->subcategory to be shown.
4. I want to take user attachment on the product page before they checkout. As my business needs product customisation. I want to take some text input with attachement from users before checkout and want save it. Please help me address the above issues.

Thanks.

To make some suggestions, especially for CSS styling modifications, a URL will be much more helpful in order to see the source-codes.

Some of your issues seemed to be “theme” related, because in default there is no “compare” functionality in Woocommerce, as far as I know there is a seperate extension called Compare Products Pro:
https://www.woothemes.com/products/compare-products-pro/

ANd for customer-input, try looking at some kind of Product-Addon extensions.
As far as I know there is one extension for customers to use a text-box in order to input messages for the products:
https://www.woothemes.com/products/product-add-ons/

And for image-uploads, maybe some other advanced add-ons can be used such as:
https://www.woothemes.com/products/gravity-forms-add-ons/

Because in tis descriptions, there is a “File Upload” section in “Advanced Fields”; and in the demos, there is also a image-upload demo product…

Thanks for your message.

Can you please help me hide the price range too. Here’s the url:

https://makeinindiadigital.com/?product=3000-genuine-facebook-likes

Thanks.

Displaying the “Variation Prices” seemed to be changing regularly!

Once, it was displaying only the min.price with a “Starting at:” or “From:” term.
Later on with v2.1; it has developed to show both the min and max prices as a price-range.

A discussion from the the development process:
https://gist.github.com/mikejolley/1600117

Basically the display is constructed via
…/woocommerce/templates/single-product/price.php

<p class="price"><?php echo $product->get_price_html(); ?></p>
<meta itemprop="price" content="<?php echo $product->get_price(); ?>" />

But that “get_price” function is a little bit complicated when it is about “variations”.

So may be some other solutions can be useful for you, such as:
https://gerhardpotgieter.com/2014/02/13/woocommerce-2-1-variation-prices-revert-to-2-0-format/

Thanks for replying. I have now added css code

.single-product-page .product-info .price {
display: none;
}

It worked! ??

If i were to add any one product addon or gravity form – which is better? Please guide as I am new to wordpress. Both are paid plugin. which one do you recommend? Thanks.

I got it. Do I need to buy 2 plugins for it? Gravity form and garvity form add-on??

2. I am getting message as:

“Your theme has bundled outdated copies of WooCommerce template files – if you encounter functionality issues on the frontend this could be the reason. Ensure you update or remove them (in general we recommend only bundling the template files you actually need to customize). See the system report for full details.”

What does the message mean? What action needs to be taken?

Thank you!

First of all, that css-modification only hides the price.
It disables the displaying of the prices on the frontend; but they remain in the source-code. It is only a visual hiding.

If it works for you, no problem. The other “functions” were for completely change the price management…

You can have more info about those entensions from their own pages, from their developers. If you need those functionalities, you can ask them some pre-order questions so as to understand if they have the exact solutions for your needs, as they are premium/paid extensions.

For the 2 extensions, the first one (Product Addons) is a bit basic one, with some functionality.
Second one (Gravityforms Product Addon) is a bit complex with more configurable calculations, but it also needs Gravity Forms plugin installed; it will work like some kind of a bridge between Woocommerce and Gravity Forms plugins, using both fuctionalities within each other, etc…

And about that message; it is clear that it is about your “theme” as it declares.

If you can look at the Changelog, you can see that for the last few weeks, there are a feww Woocommerce updates, even the last one was yesterday.

If you are using a woocommerce-compatible theme with some built-in modified Woocommerce templates, then this warning displays to inform you about an update need.